-*-TAGS-*-

This is the file DIR.INF, which contains the topmost node of the info
heirarchy.  The first time you invoke INFO you start out looking at that
node ("(DIR.INF)Top").
Any user may have a private node of his own in his or her own
Directory.  This Node must be contained in the file MYDIR.INF and 
must not be read protected against anyone he wishes to be able to access
it.

File: Dir,  Node: Top		This is the top of the INFO tree
   This (the Directory node) gives a menu of major topics. Typing a
   "D" returns here, "Q" exits, "?" lists all INFO commands, "H" gives a
   primer for first-timers, "MLibrary<CR>", visits the LIBRARY topic, etc.
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*****	IF THIS IS YOUR FIRST TIME USING INFO, TYPE an "H" for HELP *******

* Menu:		  -*- The list of major topics begins on the next line.
* User Info:    (user)Top
			Logging in,  system commands,  control characters
* Languages,
* Programming-Systems::
* Editors::
* Library::
* Utilities::
* INFO:		(INFO)Top
* Other::
* Bugs::
* Private or Personal Information: (Mydir)Top
	You can use this entry to develop a private information tree.
	See INFO topic to learn how.

* Help:	(Help)help	The H command also visits this node.

	SUBSETS of above menu items:
				
Languages and Programming systems:

* Basic:  (BASIC)Top		Basic is the most widely used
				language on RSTS/E
* Assembly,
* Macro:  (MACRO)Top		The PDP-11 assembler. This is not the 
				manual, just an INSTANT.
* Pascal: (PASCAL)top

Editors:	

* Teco: (teco1)Top
* Edmacs: (edmacs)top
* Vtedit: (Vtedit#)*

CSUN Applications Library:

* Index: (LIB)top  		RSTS/E library programs may be invoked
				with the LIB command. Look here for
				for brief descriptions of Library programs,
				sample executions, and instructions.
Utilities:

* Batch,
* Que:		(Que)Top
* Set:		(Ttyset)Top
* Directory:	(Direct)Top
* Pip:		(Pip)Top
* Runoff:	(Runoff)Top
* Rno:		(Rno)Top

File: DIR,  Node: Programming-Systems,  Up: TOP,
		Next: Editors

	This node describes the various programming systems 
	available on RSTS.
* Menu:

* Basic:	(Basic)		The most heavily used language on the 11/70
				NO DOCUMENTATION YET
* Macro-11,
* Assembler:	(MACRO)Top	The MACRO-11 Assembler beginner's guide.

* OMSI Pascal:	(Pascal)TOP
* Pascal:	(Pascal)TOP
				Everything you need to know about
				OMSI Pascal

File: DIR, Node: Editors, Up: TOP, Prev: Programming-Systems, Next: Library

	An editor lets you enter text into a file, and modify it. There
	are several editors available on RSTS/E.

* Menu:

* Teco: 		(TECO1)Top	
		TECO is the customarily used editor on RSTS/E.

** Edit:
		Edit is the DEC standard editor.  It is the poorest of
		the available editors, and there is no info on it here.

     Screen Editors:

* Edmacs:		(Edmacs)Top
		A screen editor based on the EMACS editor written at MIT by
		Richard M. Stallman.  While this is a very powerful EMACS
		flavored editor,  it by no means represents complete EMACS.

* Vtedit: 		(VTEDIT#)
		A DEC supplied TECO macro for screen editing.  Command sets
		are terminal dependant. There are two of them; one for DEC
		terminals, and one for Teleray Model 10's.

 Vtedit Keypad layouts:

* Dec terminals:     (VTKPVT#)		
* Teleray terminals: (VTKP10#)				

File: Dir,	Node: Library, Up: Top,	Prev: Editors,	Next: Utilities

* Menu:
* What the library is:	(LIBWHT)
* How to use it:	(LIBHOW)
* Index: (LIB)Top			This is the Complete index to the
					programs in the CSUN Applications
					Library.

File: Dir,	Node: Utilities,	Up: Top, 	Prev: Library

* Menu:

* QUE,
* Batch:	(Que)Top	Que controls the system Batch processor 

* Terminal Support,
* Set:	(TTYSET)Top		The TTYSET program lets you configure the
				system to match your terminal, Load Function
				Keys, etc.
   File Utilities:
* Directory:	(DIRECT)Top	The directory Listing program

* Pip:		(Pip)Top	DEC's Peripheral Interchange Program
				Useful for copying, printing, manipulating
				files and directories
   Text Formatters:
* Runoff:	(Runoff)*	The standard DEC text formatter.
* RNO:		(RNo)Top	Another formatter.

File: Dir,	node: Bugs,	Up: top

To report INFO and EDMACS bugs, use the command:

MU [44,12]BUG name		where "name" is the subject of your report.

		Once you see the bug report header at the top of the
		screen, type in your report, terminating your input 
		with a Control-C.

To read existing bug reports,  select one of the following menu items:

* Menu:

* INFO bug reports: (INFO!)*
* EDMACS bug reports:	(Edmacs!)*
* Other bug reports:	(Other!)*

BUG may be used from any Teleray 10, VT52, or Vt100 type terminal.


File: DIR, Node: Other, Up: Top

You can access general RSTS/e help topics for now with menu item SYSHELP

* Menu:
* syshelp: (hlpdir)

TAGS: :SGAT
Top:396
Programming-Systems:2034
Editors:2470
Library:3408
Utilities:3659
Bugs:4268
Other:4812